I am postdoc at the University of Luxembourg/NUS Singapore, in the group of Jean-Marc Schlenker. I am currently a long term visitor at the Fields Institute in Toronto, under the Thematic Program on Randomness and Geometry. 

Before that I was a Krener Assistant Professor (postdoc) at University of California, Davis, working with Michael Kapovich.

I obtained my Ph.D. in May 2020 at Indiana University, Bloomington, under supervision of Dylan Thurston.

Here's my CV.

My research interests are in the fields low-dimensional topology, hyperbolic geometry, and Bers-Teichmüller theory. More details here.

I care about equity in mathematics. Together with James Hughes, at UC Davis, I organized reading groups on equity in mathematics as well as non-European mathematics. I subscribe to Federico Ardila's principles.

I also like teaching. In particular, I enjoy contributing to math mentoring programs that offer innovative and inclusive teaching environments. See Mentoring and Outreach for more details.

I graduated from Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona with a double major in Math and Physics (2013), and a MSc in Math from Cambridge University (2014).